Western Australia's largest blueberry grower is investing in AI and autonomous machinery to help address labour shortages and costs as it ramps up its expansion plans.
Family-run berry farm looks to AI and automation to ease workforce challenges
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ABC News AU - NationalBy Joanna Prendergast and Chris LewisEXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Western Australia's largest blueberry grower is investing in AI and autonomous machinery to help address labour shortages and costs as it ramps up its expansion plans.
Key Takeaways
- Family-run berry farm looks to AI and automation to ease workforce challenges.
- Western Australia's largest blueberry grower is investing in AI and autonomous machinery to help address labour shortages and costs as it ramps up its expansion plans.
- Western Australia's largest blueberry grower is investing in AI and autonomous machinery to help address labour shortages and costs as it ramps up its expansion plans.
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